Wickilogic
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Innovative Ideas, Inventions, and Social Justice
Wickilogic is a living archive of passion-driven innovation and advocacy, created by Trevor Wicks. This site showcases a wide spectrum of his groundbreaking inventions, practical solutions, and social justice campaigns—united by a vision for a better, more compassionate future.
This section of the website features a comprehensive collection of Trevor Wicks’ innovations, concepts and ideas. These ideas and technologies are open for anyone to improve and develop.
Dive into a diverse array of topics.
Rescue and Disaster Management: Discover solutions like the Cave Rescue Capsule, general Disaster / Rescue strategies, and an innovative Oil Spill Containment Concept.
Fire Fighting and Firejector Technology, the potential of FlexFloats to revolutionize Marine Salvage, methods for Forest Reclamation, various Alternative Energy Concepts, and effective Water Management Devices.
Technology and Infrastructure Advancements: Learn about the Trentec 3D Landform Model Building Technique, novel ways of Extending Drone Applications, and the Go2Go - Traffic flow moderation system.
General Innovation and Practical Tools: Delve into Health and Medical Ideas, cutting-edge Mechanical Equipment, and a comprehensive Planning Management Tool.
Innovation BC Today’s Innovations - Tomorrow’s Solutions
Our Oceanside Water
Water is Fundamental to Life on Earth
This section has evolved from more that 35 years that Trevor Wicks has been involved with water issues in the Parksville, Qualicum Beach, and the Oceanside areas on eastern Vancouver Island.
Watersheds, rivers, creeks, wetlands and the connections to the ocean.
Wells, groundwater, geology the hidden resource.
Groundwater is the silent lifeline for many Oceanside residents and ecosystems. But this vital resource faces increasing pressure from population growth, pollution, and climate change. Managing groundwater sustainably ensures long-term resilience for both people and nature.
Coastal & Community Connections
Qualicum Beach Waterfront & Northwest Bay Local Tide Guide: Our coastline shapes the local climate and ecology. Learn how rising tides and changing weather patterns impact water systems and land use.
The Englishman River System & Arrowsmith Lake: Follow the journey of water from mountain to ocean, including key sources of drinking water and fish habitat.
Where Do We Stand in the Englishman River Estuary? Take a closer look at one of our most sensitive ecosystems and what’s being done to protect it.
Save Eileen
A Human Rights Movement
The experiences of Eileen and Trevor Wicks, along with numerous related stories, reveal deep concerns about the treatment of seniors in long-term care on Vancouver Island and across British Columbia. After Eileen, who suffers from dementia, was forcibly removed from her home and institutionalized under the Adult Guardianship Act, her husband Trevor was denied regular contact, highlighting the emotional and personal toll of such interventions. These accounts suggest that public health authorities and the Public Guardian and Trustee may be using significant taxpayer funds in ways that intimidate and isolate vulnerable seniors, sometimes blocking family access and disregarding their wishes. The situation points to broader systemic issues, including a lack of transparency, financial exploitation, and inadequate care in institutions. These stories collectively advocate for public awareness, media attention, and urgent reforms to protect seniors’ rights, ensure compassionate care, and empower families to participate in decisions affecting their loved ones’ lives.